Stripping tests of their credentials

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What kind of testing is it when there is no standard?

There is no agreed upon standard in "finding the virus", in fact, there really is NO/WAY of actually find it ever. The CDC, the Red Cross, FDA, and MACS do not agree on exactly how to find a positive or negative. It's different trying to "find the virus" in Africa, Austrailia, Canada, & America. If you are "positive for HIV antibodies" in the USA you could travel to Canada and test negative an hour later. Why is there no standard? I thought testing was "accurate". Have I heard wrong?

Protocols to "find HIV antibodies" are different throughout the world!

Note the term "antibodies" which is all that is ever found anyway. If you test negative using the FDA protocol, you might test positive with CDC's. Testing is claimed by some to be accurate, but the science is very clear, it is not accurate and anyone who relies on their results for measures of health may actually be risking it.

Stripping tests of their credentials

Take a moment and ask yourself, were you EVER informed by anyone of the fact that countries disagree on what constitutes a positive and negative? Probably not. This information has been available in medical textbooks and journals for years. Most people just rely on what they are told by their doctors, and STD clinics**, after all, they are supposed to know or at least be able to "figure it out". When I discovered the depth of the matter I was a bit shocked. I had no idea there were so many different tests. I knew testing only found antibodies, and with more in depth study and discussion with those who know the intricacies of testing, even more startling facts were revealed.

There are way to many discrepancies for these tests to be given the status they have had of being "accurate". That's why they ask all sorts of questions about your behavior - risk groups they call them. A test should not need to ask questions, it should examine the blood itself and make that determination without any prejudice without questions on behavior. It should be right there in the blood. Unfortunately it's not and the public is not being told the whole story by AIDS groups and HIV advocates. You have to dig for this data. That's why I have presented it here to make it a bit easier for anyone who says "I'm Gay" and for those who care about those who say "I'm Gay and I've tested Positive" and those who say "I'm Gay and I've tested Negative". The reality is for everyone is that testing is not clear or precise by any stretch and the laws surrounding this whole HIV/AIDS matter need to be revisited, re-evaluated, and corrected to reflect the reality that testing is only an indicator of what comes natural to every immune system, antibodies, and testing does not have the ability to indicate specifics.

To see just how incredible the discrepancies are on just one of these test protocols, The Western Blot (I call it an ink blot) please click here or on the image above.

AFR = Africa
AUS = Australia
FDA = US Food and Drug Administration
RCX = US Red Cross
CDC = US Center for Disease Control
CON = US Consortium for Retrovirus Serology Standardization
GER = Germany
UK = United Kingdom
FRA = France
MACS = US Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study 1983-1992

** regarding "Sexually Transmitted Diseases" if we look at the definition of "disease" we find that there actually is no way a "disease" can be transmitted sexually. Diseases are complex conditions of the body. These complex conditions don't just hop around they are manifested. Microscopic organisms might hop from body to body, and this is generally what is "accepted" as the definition of what an STD is, but the role that microorganisms play in disease continues to be hotly debated in many areas of science as there are almost infinite variables involved. You might want to consider all of this when being subjected to STD theories. Ask your doctor how does a complex condition of the body get transmitted? In the true sense of these terms it cannot occur as diseases are all manifested. Diseases are not sent through the penis to the vagina or elsewhere either. The only things that are transmitted sexually is water, trace amounts of vitamins and minerals, semen, and germs. By the way, the term "germs" is a broad one that includes viruses, bacteria, etc. It's also interesting to note that all microorganisms are easily passed on by air. This is well proven, studied, and documented by the best in science. This includes HIV if indeed it is a small particle of viral matter as is claimed as ALL particles of mater that are found on the planet can be tossed around by air. They can even change form. There is no exclusivity in the mechanism of sex to any viral particle of matter any more than there is any exclusivity to any molecule of oxygen has to changing into various forms, such as vapor, solid, and liquid and travel via air, land, sea, or sexual transmission.

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